Frequency of pudding and jelly consumption in Japan 2017
Consumption frequency of pudding and jelly desserts in Japan as of 2017
This survey describes the consumption frequency of pudding and jelly desserts in Japan as of June 2017. The survey revealed that the majority of respondents, over 25 percent, ate pudding or jelly two to three times per month. In contrast, only about 0.7 percent of Japanese respondents claimed to consume pudding or jelly on a daily basis.
Consumption frequency of pudding and jelly desserts in Japan as of 2017
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